netstat cuts off ip addresses
I have connections shown as ipv6 (I think, They have ::ffff: appended to them) from addresses which are not ipv6 (it shows them as ipv6 when they are not?). They get cut off so I some times have an address like:
::ffff:192.168.1.:5030 in my active connections. Why does this happen and how can I fix it? |
Try redirecting the stream to an output file and see if everything shows up there.
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For IPv6 addresses, it's legal to represent consecutive zeros as :: . Google for the rules of IPv6 address notation, you should find an explanation.
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Yes. But these aren't supposed to be ipv6 addresses. I don't even have a router setup for ipv6.
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netstat options
Netstat is cutting off part of the address , try the --wide option:
Example. netstat --wide -an |
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